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concrete "imprinted" driveway
prettypinkfairy
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We have moved into a house with one of those "imprinted" driveways i.e it is made to look like separate bricks but has been poured in one lot. I do not know what it is called. Anyway it is treacherously slippery even in dry weather. Does anyone know a permanent treatment for this, hopefully not too expensive. Someone is going to get really hurt or sue us if we do not do something!
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I can only think of some form of driveway paint. That may not be so slippery.0
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Maybe get some driveway sealer and mix some sand in with it 0
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http://www.firwood.co.uk/
this specialist paint company make anti slip paint and concrete drive sealer.
they will give you good advice if asked.Get some gorm.0 -
try kingfisher building products (search net) they do anti slip coating. You will need to de-grease and power wash first. can be brushed or rolled.0
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